97 Seadoo GTX fuel line replacement.

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @kennethkelley217
    @kennethkelley217 2 года назад +2

    Elder, I gotta say, “thank you”. I’ve spent the last two days rebuilding and having fits with the same carbs and the same ski. I bet I’ve watched 15 different vids on RUclips. Ran across yours this morning, and the ski is fixed. Thank you Sir.

  • @Gbay808
    @Gbay808 5 месяцев назад +2

    Perfect video! Just what i needed and great idea about vacuum pump to pull the fuel to the carb. Smart!

  • @paulocampos6052
    @paulocampos6052 3 года назад +7

    Thank you so much - I just bought a 97 GTX and this is exactly the video i needed. I even made a little diagram with the fuel line connections as described in here. Great job and thank you again.

  • @guygamble3282
    @guygamble3282 2 года назад +1

    This was so helpful. We were able to do the job with confidence because of your video. Thank you!

  • @andresrivera5692
    @andresrivera5692 3 месяца назад

    You rock man. Thanks for the video, will help me out a lot

  • @mikec35000
    @mikec35000 3 года назад +1

    Awesome video. I have a pair of 96 GTX’s that I stored with Stabil in the fuel about 10 years ago and never got around to running them. I’m going to try to do exactly what you did to get them running this year. They only have about 120 hours each on them. Thanks for the video- it’s a big help. Need to find a carb rebuild video now.

  • @yura37
    @yura37 3 года назад

    I have a seadoo I took apart last year and never got around to putting back together after my parts were late. Couldn't for the life of me remember how the selector, filter, and canister top went together. Great vid, just what I needed, thanks!

  • @wicmercfrik
    @wicmercfrik 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for making this!

  • @ericthorsell7515
    @ericthorsell7515 3 года назад

    Holy hell thank you so much!!!!!! Just got a couple Seadoos that need some love and I've never worked on one before. You cannot find a diagram anywhere!!!!

  • @nathangray1253
    @nathangray1253 4 года назад +1

    I appreciate the videos I got a 1996 that I am beginning to get fixxed up . It has good compression , waiting to get a Dess key programmed to it to see if I got some fire. Keep up the good work !

  • @brianpfaff6089
    @brianpfaff6089 3 года назад

    Awesome, Thank YOU! Perfectly explained for the rebuilding of my first ski.

  • @matthewross4418
    @matthewross4418 4 года назад

    David, awesome video brother. Thanks for lining out the whole system! Helped out immensely.

  • @hedgepethracing9590
    @hedgepethracing9590 3 года назад

    Thanks man, been looking for placement on the lines for a minute...

  • @sunandsalt
    @sunandsalt 3 года назад

    Thanks man, I only needed to know where main and reserve were and you totally simplify it!

  • @molnarmalibu4702
    @molnarmalibu4702 Год назад

    Just the video I needed…thx👍

  • @bradsilverdog3763
    @bradsilverdog3763 4 года назад +1

    i have never been on one but they sure look like fun.

    • @ding0925
      @ding0925  4 года назад +1

      took it out today...would not go but 10mph...jet drive needs a new wear ring, wore out..

    • @rudice
      @rudice Год назад +1

      @@ding0925 Dave,are you with us ?More videos ?

  • @butterbean4195
    @butterbean4195 4 года назад

    great video dave i`m having a few problems gauge doesnt work plus water in the tank so i gota drain the tank so going to fix the F1 fuse issue while i have it all apart. thanks awesome video teach!

  • @denniscox7233
    @denniscox7233 4 месяца назад

    David tks for your video. Question: I have a seadoo GTS 1998. 717. I am in the process of replacing the old grey fuel lines. The new ones I bought are pink see through. They are soft & I can only get them on half way. Tried Vaseline & when I push or twist the line buckles on me. Any suggestions. Thanks Dennis 🇨🇦🇨🇦

  • @robertgollwitzer
    @robertgollwitzer 4 года назад +1

    Greetings from Munich, Germany, David!

  • @EkonRekon
    @EkonRekon Год назад

    Have you ever seen the forward carb intake blocked off with metal from the factory!? I am dumbfounded at what I'm looking at! The rear carb is open normally feeding into the motor but the forward carb has a literal wall of sheet metal about an inch in that completely blocks any air fuel mixture. Looking for someone to help explain this to me!!!

  • @jasonwilson8375
    @jasonwilson8375 2 года назад

    You're very knowledgeable my friend. You also explain it in a way my 3year old could do it. Do u still do such videos? I'll look

  • @angelHernandez-yf1dd
    @angelHernandez-yf1dd 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video I have a 96 Gtx runs and idles fine out of water even when accelerated, the second it is submerged and you accelerate it revs to 8000 rpm bogs out any ideas? I have already changed my voltage meter thinking that might be the problem? Next is gonna be my fuel lines what gauge of hose??

    • @Toyman-rj9vy
      @Toyman-rj9vy 4 года назад

      i had the same issue. Im told you need to rebuild the carbs with original equipment and change the fuel lines.

  • @scotttoomey9634
    @scotttoomey9634 4 года назад

    You used a little vacuum pump to pull the fuel that line huh. What line would that be ?

  • @ismaelhazen4525
    @ismaelhazen4525 3 года назад

    Hey dave! Im rewatching deadliest roads in Andes, and I was wondering about the reason you left.. the show doesn't say everything.. I like your vids man im currently working on my snowmobile it's kinda old and needs some work🤪

  • @johnsingleton393
    @johnsingleton393 Год назад

    Tony Maleski?

  • @anagranados9290
    @anagranados9290 4 года назад

    Hi I have 1992 gmc 3500 6.5 diesel start right up and i drive for 5 hours after I turn off crank but won’t star ? Glow plugs ,glowplug relay don’t know what’s going on 😐

  • @thomasmaloney8475
    @thomasmaloney8475 4 года назад

    krankerster sniff .........

  • @tomomasta3254
    @tomomasta3254 Год назад +1

    Dave, where ya been?